Big Data is a phenomenon resulting from the vast amount of data created by individuals, machines, corporations, and government, driven by technology trends that include social media (Twitter, Facebook, blogs, Four Square, You-Tube, etc.), wireless technologies, enterprise applications, mobile devices, and sensors (GPS, RFID, medical devices, smart grid, manufacturing processes, etc.), most of which are either connected to the internet or part of an internal network.
This explosion in data is staggering—twice as much data is created every day than was created in all of 2000 and ninety percent of the data available today was created in the last two years.
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Eric M. Oganesoff, a FOCUS Managing Director, heads FOCUS’s Supply Chain practice and is also a member of the Government and Defense group. He has conducted over 80 M&A, debt and capital raise transactions. He has over 20 years of senior executive level experience in leading businesses ranging from wireless solutions, software, and RFID services to manufacturing, industrial products, energy and environmental products, and government contracting.
In the two years prior to joining FOCUS, Mr. Oganesoff led or co-led the formation of three companies in RFID services, supply chain and logistics solutions, and advanced fiber product manufacturing. He led the business strategy development, M&A transactions and capital raise activities as an investor and transition CEO in these ventures.
Before joining FOCUS Mr. Oganesoff served as the CEO or president of several companies. He was president and CEO of TracerNet, an enterprise level wireless mobile asset management solutions provider for commercial fleets. Before that he served as founder, chairman and CEO of Greenstone Industries, a consolidation of specialty fiber environmental product manufacturers and distributors with nine manufacturing facilities across North America. He also served as president of Washington Resources Group, Inc. (WRG), a diversified holding company with a total of 22 operating subsidiaries and high-tech venture capital investments and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Washington Gas Light.
Mr. Oganesoff received a White House appointment to NASA as Special Assistant to the Associate Administrator, Office of Space Flight, where he headed the NASA task force that developed NASA’s first strategic marketing plan for Space Shuttle launch services. In this role he directed efforts to determine sales, pricing strategies, NASA’s involvement in insurance, financing, and countertrade. He received a Presidential Commendation from President Reagan for his work at NASA.
Mr. Oganesoff received his Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering from the University of Maryland. He earned his MBA from Southern Illinois University. He has also served on the board of many high-tech and emerging companies and industry associations.
